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Prefab Homes: But What Would Frank Lloyd Wright Say?

The Frank Lloyd Wright School tries its hand at prefab with an instant desert home.READ MORE

Andre Kikoski's Gutsy Guggenheim Restaurant Design Wins James Beard Award

Andre Kikoski, who was brave enough to take on the challenge of designing a restaurant within Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece museum, the Guggenheim, was just named the 2010 James Beard Foundation Award winner for Outstanding ...READ MORE

James Beard Foundation Lauds Restaurant Designers for Their Good Taste

The nominees for the best restaurant architecture and graphics in what's widely considered to be the Oscars of food were announced today.READ MORE

Work/Life: Wright Life Balance

Today is the birth anniversary day of a potential poster boy for work/life balance dysfunction, the architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Notoriously driven and notoriously difficult, Wright once said “No house should ever be on a ...READ MORE

Journalist, PR Consultant, Mom, Wife, Recovering Tech Writer

When you're thinking about your own brand on the Net - think in terms of how one might design and build a beautiful piece of architecture.  Each piece is integral to the other, even those that are decorative serve an important ...READ MORE

Fire Your Architect: Hometta's House Plans Go Public in June

Affordable, modern architecture is a white whale. Which is where Hometta comes in. The site, which goes live next month, will offer modern house plans designed by 20 up-and-coming contemporary architects. The plans will range ...READ MORE

Restaurants of the Recession: The Wright, New York City

Recession? What recession? Some brave restaurateurs are defying the economic gloom and doom and opening new places. We take a look at the design behind a select few. First up, The Wright, at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City.READ MORE

If You Like NYC's Guggenheim, You'll Love the "Cocoon" Office

Swiss Life's brand-new headquarters is one huge spiral ramp, which can be reconfigured into offices or meeting spaces as the business changes over time.READ MORE

Paul Rudolph Houses Preserved...But Only in Photographs

Chris Mottalini's photo project documents the brutalist master's houses before they are demolished.READ MORE

Hack the Google and Guggenheim Design It: Shelter Competition

Think you have what it takes to design an electricity, gas, and water-free shelter that blends into the natural environment? Then enter the Design It:Shelter competition. The competition, held by Google Sketchup and the Guggenheim ...READ MORE

Why Do Most Designer Toys Suck So Badly?

Design critic Alexandra Lange goes shopping for the perfect kids toy--and finds so much design falls short.READ MORE

Design It: Shelter Competition Winners Offer Protection From the Elements

Shelters should provide a relationship between architecture and place. That's the premise of the Design it: Shelter competition, which asked designers to submit a 3-D shelter meant for any location in the world. Inspired by Frank ...READ MORE

Design It: Shelter Competition Winners Offer Protection from the Elements

Shelters should provide a relationship between architecture and place. That's the premise of the Design it: Shelter competition, which asked designers to submit a 3-D shelter meant for any location in the world. Inspired by Frank ...READ MORE

Ron Arad Rips Off Richard Serra in His First Major Building

The path-breaking furniture designer is about to complete a design museum in IsraelREAD MORE

LVMH and Nowness.com Offer the Luxury Education Kanye University Lacks

Nowness.com, a digital magazine created by LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, wants to teach you how to live a life of luxury. Relax. The site, at least, is free. In a time when luxury sales are not exactly on the up and up, ...READ MORE

Policy Changes Yield Better Buildings in New York

New York's new program for encouraging better public architecture has just born fruit, in a new community center designed by George Ranalli. As the Wall Street Journal's Ada Louise Huxtable writes: ...the Saratoga Avenue ...READ MORE

Grand Masters

Past Customer Service Champions share their customer service experiences.READ MORE

Design's Boom-and-Bust Cycle: Ten Years In, Ten to Go

The topic of design has generated a lot of buzz lately--so much, in fact, that some suggest that the renewed interest in all things creative is a passing fad. Not exactly. If we let history be our guide, we'll see that there's a ...READ MORE

Barbara Bestor and Jennifer Siegal: Two Quintessentially Californian Architects

Next month, the Southern California Institute of Architecture is honoring two women who are pillars of the Los Angeles architecture community.READ MORE

David Byrne on New Urbanism, Burning Down of Houses at CNU 18

If you were in the market for an introduction to the New Urbanism -- what is it for? what is it against? what is it about, really? -- your choices on the opening day of the Congress of the New Urbanism (CNU 18) were either a ...READ MORE

Historical Holidays IV

It's not been a bad week-plus for business innovation: On June 3, 1965, the first American space walk occurred. On June 4, 1626, Dutch colonist Peter Minuit purchased Manhattan. On June 6, 1934, the Securities and Exchange ...READ MORE

Have You Seen the Five Faces of Genius?

Understanding how you think is just as important as what you think about, says Annette Moser-Wellman, founder of the FireMark consultancy. She teaches managers how to identify their creative style.READ MORE

Design - Freeman Thomas

"Car designers need to create a story. Every car provides an opportunity to create an adventure."READ MORE

Iconic Pre-Fab Provider Closes Shop

Michelle Kaufmann Designs, a path-breaking seller of modern, eco-friendly pre-fab homes, is folding due to the anemic housing market and the credit crisis at large. Kaufmann's firm became synonymous with the contemporary ...READ MORE

Asian Designers Are Schooling American Architects--Here's How

Renowned Asian designers now helm two of the U.S.'s traditionally Eurocentric architecture schools. Here's what they're teaching the new generation of American architects.READ MORE